Woman Charged with Murder of Fourth Husband in Idaho
Lydia Southard, arrested in Honolulu on murder charges for Ed Meyers, twin Falls Idaho, her fourth husband, with officers alleging a pattern of multiple marriages and insurance gains. She claims innocence and says she may have been a typhoid carrier.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lydia Southard
Honolulu
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Ed Moyers
Ormsby
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Ffortent Lewis
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Father of modern novelist in medieval literary rise
The article traces medieval storytellers as predecessors of modern novelists, noting the minstrel as a circulating library and publisher who aided chivalric romance. It argues later centuries refined these tales into vital, allegorical works shaping English national life and enduring cultural influence. London Telegraph. base Now is the time to buy that Harvester off. We handle both graphite and castor machine. Doctor and Col man.
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England
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Nene Othee
London Telegraph
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Colman
Lydia Bates Marries Two Men in June 1919 Then Faces Death of First Husband
In June 1919 Lydia married Har lem Lewis, an automobile salesman she met in Montana. One month later, on July 6, Lewis died from probable poisoning, and Lydia collected $5,000 in insurance. She later returned to Twin Falls and married Myers.
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Lynn
Twin Falls
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Edward Dooley
Lydia
Robert Dooley
Keytesville
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Laura
Harlem, Lewis
Montana
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Myers
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Woman Undergoes Stomach Removal Claims Health Aftermath
Paris report cites Dr. Vincent Pauchet from the Academy of Medicine who removed a woman's stomach at age fifty and says she remains healthy and cancer is cured. He claims digestion continues in the small intestine with pancreatic juice and bile and a light diet suffices.
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Vincent Pauchet
Academy of Medicine
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Car knee action powers stunt car leaps in tests
A light 25 mph car uses a rear wheel linkage to mimic a jumper’s knee. On a 40 inch obstacle at 45 degree approach it rose 57 inches and landed 20 feet away with all wheels touching together, the wheel spring cushioning the impact.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Japanese Garden at Mt Onoabata in Kyoto
A correspondent describes a local Japanese garden near Wanzeiji temple created by a Kyoto millionaire. The garden features a twin watergarden miniature, an artificial cave with concrete walls for electric lighting, and a Biwa canal water source. A stone lantern with a tiger-headed top appears as a quirky, now faded touch.
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Kyoto
Wanzeiji Temple
Biwa
American Legion Post 249 Meets Twice Monthly
Albert Isaacson Post 249 of the American Legion meets the first and second Wednesday each month in club rooms above Pool Hall. All ex-service men are invited to attend. Vernon L. Holmes serves as commander.
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Vernon L. Holmes
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